The 'AutoRecover' feature might not work in any of these cases: (Still, this needs to be checked and ensured.) According to him, this happened despite the fact that the ‘AutoRecover’ feature was enabled. This meant the Excel document did not have any new data that was entered since the last time he saved it. the last version saved by him and not the auto-saved Excel file. However, the file that he had worked on recently was the ‘Original version,’ i.e. After the power was back, he reopened Excel to find a list of recovered files in ‘Document Recovery’ section on the screen’s left side. After working for hours on it, which was saved with a file name, a power outage occurred in his building for quite some time. For an official purpose, he worked on an Excel workbook and saved it as an XLSX file. A professional with Windows 10 computer had MS Office 2016 installed on it.
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